A new Christmas tradition brings an alternative to toys and trinkets: Money Talks

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December 23, 2024

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A new Christmas tradition brings an alternative to toys and trinkets: Money Talks

Money Talks columnist Darnell Mayberry shares how he shifted from giving his daughter traditional Christmas gifts to investing in her future by contributing to her stock portfolio, emphasizing the value of financial literacy and long-term planning over short-term consumerism.

By Darnell Mayberry | For Cleveland.com

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Gov. DeWine vows to veto ‘medical free speech’ provision OK’d by legislators

Gov. Mike DeWine said Friday morning medical "free speech" provisions approved by the General Assembly strip authority away from licensing boards and vowed to veto them.

By Laura Hancock, cleveland.com

Shopping local is good for consumers - and their communities: editorial

Shoppers and browsers should look to our region’s independent merchants not just now, but year-round. There’s no good reason to export the community’s capital, least of all for discretionary purchases, to distant, faceless corporations, rather than spending that money where it’ll stay: Here. At home, writes the editorial board of The Plain Dealer and cleveland.com.

By Editorial Board, cleveland.com and The Plain Dealer

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Aer Lingus extends Cleveland-to-Dublin flight to six days during peak season, will run year-round

The boost in service is seen as a major win for the region, which has struggled to retain nonstop flights to Europe for years.

By Susan Glaser, cleveland.com

AMC Theaters offering holiday classic movies at a discount

AMC Theaters is offering tickets under $10 to select holiday movie showings through December. Learn more about the offerings and where you can go.

By Molly Walsh | mwalsh@cleveland.com

After OSU team doctor abuse, Gov. DeWine signs bill that expands medical board’s authority over sexual misconduct

By 2022, Ohio State University had settled with 300 survivors of Dr. Richard Strauss for $60 million.

By Laura Hancock, cleveland.com

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